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Wrist fracture
Unable to move wrist..i want move wrist after fracture but due to long day plaster and k wires it is unable to move
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Gentle Stretching of Hand Muscles.
Ball exercises.
Wrist Exerciser.
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Hi, you should meet your physiotherapist, wax bath and exercises. Don't delay. Take care
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If you feel stifness treatment is different, if you feel lack of strength treatment is different.
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Hi S/W Er,
After K wire Fixation and post reduction you can start physiotherapy. Hence you can contact near by Physiotherapy CLINIC
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Submerge the wrist in warm water do open and close your fingers
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Now meet physiotherapist.
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Physiotheraphy might be helpful. Try wax therapy
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Dr. Gautam JK Tawari
Sports Medicine Surgeon
22 yrs exp
Mumbai
see physiotherapist. if unable after 3 months than see a specialist hand and wrist surgeon
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Dr. Ratnadeep Ghosh (PT)
Physiotherapist
13 yrs exp
Kolkata
Wax bath therapy followed by mobilization by self or therapist, move wrist in every 2 hour for 5 minutes. In home place your hand and wrist in mild hot water for few minutes. don't carry weight .....
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